Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1887-08-05
Marriage Licenses.
j. Klee & Co.

Manufacturing Clothiers, of 62S Broadway,
n. Y, and S1l Liberty St., Pittsburgh.
Their stock of Clothing for fall and winter
trade is exceptionally large and attractive,
and offers superior advantages to dealers de,
string quck-selling goods. Dealers can tind
in their stock anything and everything need,
ed in the clothing line; also the celebrated
superior working pants, every pair OF which
are guaranteed not to rip.
! Mr.. William Miller, a young married
man, formerly of this county. died OF con-
sumption at Beaver Falls last week.
| Two young girls who have been working
| for a man at st. joe, whose wife is sick were
arrested on a charge of larceny last Monday
| afternoon, aud brought to town. They had a
hearing and there being no evidence against
them whatever, they were discharged. The
man himself, being convinced of their inno-
/ cense His wife had $50 in bureau drawer,
which was stolen, and he suspected the girls
of taking it.
Mr.. VIM. Schmerker, the Assessor OF
| Butler hung up the registry lists on Monday
of this week. The list for the First ward is
| at Reed House in Springdale, that for the
Second ward at Lowry House sample room
| On Jefferson ST., and for Third ward at office
of J. w. R.oZn, Esq. 4 IL our citizens should
examine the lists and see that their names
are on the proper lists. Mr.. Schmerker has
the names of 1125 voters on his lists and
thinks he will get 100 more before election
| day.
Mr.. Wm. Caldwell, the Coroner, was in
town, Monday, for the first time in month.
Last Monday evening, three weeks ago, while
he was moving in his field his team ran of
and threw him upon the knives. He was
made unconscious by the fall, was cut on the
head and foot and badly bruised in several
places. The lines were cut to pieces, and
his escape from instant death, was little
short Of a miracle His son saw the accident
AID hastened to his relief and carried him to
his home Is j. feeling we'll now, but his
left arm is almost paralyzed.
The Town Council has advertised for
bids for the construction and repair OF side
walks fronting the lots of some fifty of our
citizens. These bids arc to be handed IN by
5P.M., OF tomorrow evening, and must cor
respond with the specifications set forth by
the Council. Somebody has figured that
there are 5,464 feet of plank-walk and 744
feet brick.walk to be built, and 800 feet Of
railing, which together would be quite con-
tract. In looking over the list we see none
Of The sidewalk Of Malr g. named, wnlle it t
is we'll known that many or thei,. arg OFT OF
repair, and that some of them are 10 dan
gerous condition.
An exchange remarks that people in this
State who carry large amounts OF lire insur-
ance would do we'll to procure copy of the
law passed at the recent session of the Legis-
lature on the subject of underground insur-
ance and give it careful study. There is
reasonable ground for the belief that under
its provisions the party paying premiums to
companies not authorized to do business in
the State are amenable to punishment as the
agent or isfoksr lritiag sHSA risks, a2d they y
ties are determined to break up the under
ground insurance business, hence the severe
provisions of the new law,